At 9.30am tomorrow the doors of Hall 10 at Birmingham's NEC will open and Automotive Management Live 2024 will get under way.

The leading event in the UK for modern automotive retailers, Automotive Management Live provides car dealership management with access to over 30 expert speakers across four specialist theatres, plus more than 80 exhibiting supplier brands.

Register here for the free of charge automotive trade show, brought to you by AM and supported by the National Franchised Dealers Association, to avoid the queue at the door.

Plan your day in advance with our potted guide to Automotive Management Live or you can view the full agenda on the event website.

Attendance to Automotive Management Live, which is supported by premium sponsor Phyron, is free of charge for dealers and OEMs who register in advance.

The four Strategy, Digital and Technology, Sales and Aftersales theatres will cover topics like omnichannel retailing, finance regulation, automation, artificial intelligence, succession planning, sustainability and more.

There will be a mix of panel discussions, fireside chats, presentations and all will feature interactive Q&A sessions where delegates can ask for guidance and advice.

Delegates visiting on November 13 can expect to hear inspiring and thought provoking ideas from senior retail directors at Vertu Motors, JCT600, Peter Vardy, Hendy Group, FOW Winsford and many more.

Not only will delegates gain access to all the seminar sessions, but the Automotive Management Live show floor will also feature exhibitors that are showcasing their latest innovations and solutions.

Reasons to attend Automotive Management Live 2024

  • Take key tips and tricks back to your business
  • Join in the debate on the biggest topics in the industry like omnichannel retailing, FCA regulation, used electric vehicle sales, leadership training, systems automation, sustainability and more
  • Connect with new and innovative suppliers
  • Refine and solidify your 2-3 year strategy
  • Learn the latest digital techniques and skills
  • Network with motor retail peers, manufacturer and supplier partners

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